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Coffee Busters Roastery

4.3 · 166 reviews
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Coffee Busters Roastery is a specialty coffee haven nestled in the heart of Lima's upscale San Isidro neighborhood. The moment you step inside, the rich aroma of freshly roasted beans envelops you. The space is modern yet inviting, with exposed brick walls, wooden furnishings, and a counter where baristas meticulously prepare each cup. They source beans from local Peruvian farms, highlighting the country's diverse coffee regions. Visitors can watch the roasting process through a glass window and learn about the journey from bean to brew. The menu features classic espresso drinks, pour-overs, and cold brews, often accompanied by pastries or light bites. It's a popular spot for remote workers and coffee enthusiasts alike, offering free Wi-Fi and a calm ambiance away from Lima's bustling streets. The knowledgeable staff are happy to discuss flavor profiles and brewing methods, making it an educational as well as sensory experience.

Don't miss

  • Watch the roasting process through the glass-walled roastery
  • Try a single-origin pour-over from a specific Peruvian region
  • Sample house-made pastries paired with your coffee
  • Chat with baristas about brewing techniques and bean sourcing
  • Relax in the cozy seating area with free Wi-Fi

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Ways to visit Coffee Busters Roastery

You can visit on your own (no entry fee; pay for what you order. prices are moderate for specialty coffee). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.

Know before you go

  • Peak hours are around 10 AM–12 PM; arrive early for a seat.
  • They accept credit cards, but cash is handy for small purchases.
  • Free Wi-Fi is available; ask for the password at the counter.
  • Ask about their rotating single-origin offerings, they change frequently.

A bit of history

Coffee Busters Roastery opened in Lima as part of Peru's growing third-wave coffee movement, focusing on direct trade and single-origin beans from local growers. It has become a community hub for coffee lovers in San Isidro.

Common questions

Do they offer non-dairy milk options?

Yes, they typically have almond, oat, and soy milk available.

Is there outdoor seating?

No, seating is indoors only, but the space is airy and well-ventilated.

Can I buy whole beans to take home?

Yes, they sell bags of their roasted beans, often from specific farms.

Do they have food besides pastries?

They offer light bites like sandwiches and salads, but the focus is on coffee.

Is the roastery tour available?

You can watch the roasting process from the seating area, but formal tours are not offered.

What are the opening hours?

Hours vary; check their social media for current times.

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